2011....and still moving

South America
December 31st 2010

Published: December 31st 2010

Thought I would start another entry as the other may be getting a big big. Starting 2011 by catching an overnight bus to Santiago (home of the camera snatcher) and with luck get the first available bus to Mendoza. Should be a bit of a Climate change and also cultural shift. See how it goes. Enjoyed New Years celebrations in Pucon. Well done to 2 of the frenchmen who set off for the volcano climb t... Read Full Entry

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Leaving Tupiza

start of 4 day car tour in SW Bolivia

10 Minutes to Tupiza

I should mention this was not our car

Cant complain about the scenery

SW Bolivia

LLama

SW Bolivia, lunch stop first day. Some were almost tame but these are livestock

salt lake Bolivia, of some whopping size

Locos Photos, and Im sure that there is a joke about rubbing salt into the wounds to go with the pic, but would you be bothered either

silly Games

salt lake locos photos. Ok, they are corny and have been done many times before but....it was fun

Salt Lake Bolivia

Well one is correct, the other is the cook who rushed in for the piccy

SW Bolivia, 4 day tour

Another ¨good idea at the time¨photo

Uyuni

I was told off for taking this one. Me thinks the medicines for sale may be a little sus

Dust storm about to hit

Uyuni, salt lake on one side, dust the other.

La Paz

Zebra Crossing with Zebras

Start of Death Road Bike ride

Above La Paz

La Paz

In need of a good electrician

Death Road

scenery appeared when the cloud thinned

Death Road

stacks and stacks of high waterfalls, some we had to go through but being wet already it didnt matter

yes this is for you Ron

I had the one on the left before flying the zip line. Lets face it. Who would drink something called ¨Ron & Cola¨

Death Road

Almost the end, and a chance to take off the wet weather gear

Death Road

general view

The first of 3 ziplines

I think this was the fastest

<check the footwear

Lets face it, if you fall 200 metres will sandles really save you

The New Road to La Paz

Took this just after exiting the tunnel to remind me that just because your in a truck, in a curved tunnel with double yellow lines, its still possible to overtake with oncoming traffic

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